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JDK 1.4.2_09 I am working with a class that is generated using JAX-B tools. I am able to compile and build this class using ANT via the command line and the Ant builder. The IDE Problems tab on the other hand displays the following error: The code of method enterElement(String, String, String, Attributes) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit. From what I understand this is a valid Java Compiler error, but I am able to deal with it by adding the JDK/lib dir to the classpath. This solution however does not work with Eclipse.
It would be interesting to get a test case to find out what is the size of the method using javac or jikes. The only workaround is to split the method in different submethods.
The xsd's are private to my company. Would it be acceptable if I created an xsd and generated source that contained the same number of complexTypes with similar elements in a non-domain specific example? Ex: complexType A1 extends complexType A etc...
Any test case that helps us to understand why Eclipse is failing and javac is ok is always welcome. So feel free to attach the test cases you can provide.
As long as it reproduces the original issue.
Closing as REMIND. Please reopen when you can provide a test case.
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